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I have day old chicks in a brooder and as this is my first time owning chickens I am not sure at what age they can (either safely or most recommended) eat green food scraps like leftover lettuce and hand picked grass.I have had experience taking care of adult chickens but never babies. have day old chicks in a brooder and as this is my first time owning chickens I am not sure at what age they can (either safely or most recommended) eat green food scraps like leftover lettuce and hand picked grass.
Whole Grains. To add some variety and more nutrition, give your chickens an occasional handful of cracked corn or other grains. Toss it into their straw or outside pen, so they can go scratching for it. Mixed grains of this kind for feeding chickens is called scratch, and should only be a supplement to the pellets. You'll have yourself some fat chickens if you only feed them corn and grains. Bugs and More Bugs . Chickens do eat more than just pellets and grain though, which can be pretty handy for your garden or yard. Any bugs that enter their pen will most likely get pecked up and eaten.